Dresden Bank Cases Go to Circuit Court
Judge J E Sate of the United States court at Columbus signed a bill of exceptions allowing Dresden bankers James S Prettyman and Abe Kapner to appeal to the circuit court and reduced their bonds from 16000 to 12000 each. Jacob Kapner, the third, is on a 15000 bond and seeks his son’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sate
United States Court At
Columbus
James S. Prettyman
Abe Kapner
Dresden
Jacob Kapner
Green Special Delivery Discontinued for Blue Stamp
Postmaster Hitchcock orders abandoning the new green special delivery stamp due to confusion with the regular cent stamp. The familiar blue stamp with a special delivery messenger on a bicycle will resume immediately to speed mail and reduce delivery delays. The old winged hat mercury design is praised but smaller and less distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Blackmailer Marfisi to face higher bond in Canton hearing
New Philadelphia June 17 United States Commissioner Julius Whiting heard Dennison foreigner Augusto Marfisi charged with blackmailing Italian residents. District Attorney Day urged bond rise from 2000 to 5000 as attorney Loller represented Marfisi. Antonio Vicario of Martist was arrested for fraudulent mail use seeking extortion. In Cambridge Jeffersonian note an eighteen month old boy in East Wheeling avenue hid six cherry seeds in his nose requiring chloroform to remove the last seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Augustino Marfixi
Dennison
United States
Julius Whiting
Canton
W. l. Day
Marfisi
T. H. Loller
T. Heary
Cleveland
Antonio Vicario
Martist
Jesse Gay
East Wheeling Avenue
Mitchell
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children, used by a nurse at the Children’s Home in New York to cure feverishness, teething disorders, and stomach issues, regulate bowels, destroy worms, with over 10,000 testimonials. Samples free, 23c at druggists. Address Allen 8, Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Rory Sturtzhaugh returns from Ohio State University and heads to Tuscarawas for vial work under engineer John Hanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Allen
LeRoy
N. Y
Rory Sturtzhaugh
Ohio State University
Tuscarawas
John Hanlon
Referees Rule In Knotty Lockard Partnership Case
Referees Merrell and Hunt ruled in the Elza Lockard versus Alonzo Lockard matter, finding a mutual partnership implied in ownership of farm machinery and livestock. They split assets by shares, with Elza awarded one third and Alonzo two thirds, and noted chaotic records and disputed debts.
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Merrell
Hunt
Elza Lockard
Alonzo Lockard
Common Pilas Court
Merrel
Alonzo
Elza
Yeeviver
Mero Merrell
Alanzo Lockard
Barrow
Sealoy
Surrey
West Lafayette College Commencement and College Plans
Hon Harry W Crist of Delaware addressed West Lafayette College at commencement. Trustees voted to canvas for 20000 to fund a new building and unify curricula toward one AB degree. Faculty mostly reemployed. summer school begins June 22. Diplomas were awarded. graduates included E N Johnston and G E Ford. One accident report concerns Henry Myers of Warroad injured when wagon accident near the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Crist
Delaware
W. Lafayette College
West Lafayette College
Miss Hale
Seay
Straughn
Bo Ee
West Lafayette M. P
O. BE. Ford
N. Johnsten
Franklin Station Daily Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Franklin Station notices detail visits among residents from Uhrichsville Zanesville Columbus and Coshocton. Names include Chas Kitchens Danstter Tose Phine Marie Roberts Lea Davis Marie Shrigley and many others with social visits and a Children’s Day exercise scheduled for Sunday evening June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Station
Mary Fitzpatrick
William Dutfee
Laint Lacy
Conesville
Speeding Automobilist Faces West Lafayette Fine Prank
A local motorist accused of speeding in West Lafayette received a letter from the mayor offering a five dollar spot fine or an escort back to town. He replied with a ten dollar bill and a note saying half the money is for the fine, keep the rest, and he plans to return through town soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Lafayette
Festival at Chili Draws Town for Summer Night
The Evangelical church of Chili plans a Saturday festival on July 1 at the church with music and fellowship. Warsaw W C T U members met at Mrs Jno Swanton’s home for a program including papers by Mrs PD Laughlin Miss Frances Struhm and Mrs Edwards a recitation by Miss Irene Shaw and a talk on Mission Work. A quilt fund report showed $3.80 raised and refreshments followed. guests included Mrs Carter Mrs Wilkinson Mrs Murphy Mrs Bowers Mrs Joseph Severn and Mrs Wright. A separate note reports local youths who admitted taking a hunting and sagging from residences during the recent Decoration Day events and feared a delegation from Mi Creek tp would visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
W. C
Carter
Wilkinson
Murphy
Bowers
Joseph Severn
Wright
Mi Creek Tp
Fragmentary plea to release seized goods and attendees
The text describes a disjointed plea for prosecutors to allow the return of confiscated goods and for certain youths to be freed. It mentions Henry King, a prominent member of Richard Lanting Post, and references a gathering or encampment to be held in Salt Lake City in August with various names and places lost in garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
Richard Lanting
Nate
Gon Pris le Oehoe
Holme
Muskinguin
Fine Psey Untivs
Nirdomak
Salt Lake City
My. Kia
Phe Deshoenet
Newd Ko
Otsego Man Is President Of Muskingum Co
Cambridge June 18 Directors of the Muskingum Light and Fuel Co. met in Cambridge. The company, formerly a West Virginia corporation, is now incorporated under Ohio law. It has paid dividends to stockholders and plans substantial new gas works near Otsego this summer. Officers include Richard Boyce of Otsego president A F R Forster of Marietta vice president S A McLaushlin of Marietta general manager and H Tinker of Wheeling treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Muskingum Light and Fuel Co
West Virginia
Nearporsta
Otsego
Richard Boyce
A. F R. Forster
Marietta
S. A. McLaushlin
H. Tinker
Wheeling
W. Va
Bucklen’s Arnica salve praised for skin and health benefits
An ertsy style ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing pimples cold sores cracked lips and chapped hands and promotes its use for shin sores and facial glow. It also notes salve pricing and local availability at C E Anderson Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklon
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
Boards of Elections face dispute over party ticket rules
The article reports contested guidance from Attorney General Miller Avett and Secretary of State on voter eligibility and ballot petitions in a governor race. It notes boards of elections must interpret whether party voting behavior affects signatories and whether a new nomination petition can be produced. The discussion centers on 2 percent voting thresholds and how to define party voters for the petition process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hooper Pima
Chad Taleey
Eplcton
Renader
Yestentay
Willer
Atte Fey
Gilier
Poambull
Gavernor
Giliner
Chisvewe
Sane
Oaitter
Ore Militiern
Tawasda
Jon
Reputlican
Peleay
Thompson
Miller Avett
Martet
Shiners Gee Party
Sweer Xeoring
Mao Tad We
Weber
Peertons
Payrolls Show Town Firms Paid Out Substantial Sums
The Peoples Land disbursed significant amounts totaling 21000 for Novelty Advertising Os Cibaous Telephone Co Eureka Laundry Avondale Glove Coshocton Provision Co. The Commercial National Bank paid 2800 for Rex File and related firms Hunt Crawford Houston Hay AxIn Koagy Lay. Coshocton National Banks reported 741 for various Coshocton firms including Meel Ceo and Lafayette Stamping and namet- ving Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Land
Cibaous Telephone Co
Eureka Laundyy
Avondale Glove Coa
Coshocton Provision Co
Commercial National Taak
Rex
Hunt-Crawford Co
Houston
Hay Axin Co
Koagy & Lay
Coshocton National Banks
Meel
All Co
I Ehuyster & Tawe
Coshocton Cove iCo
Lafayette Stamping
Cnamet- Ving Co
Roscoe Items and Local Visits Highlight June Entries
Roscoe scene notes visitors from Cleveland Mrs WoC Mr Teter and daughters Miranda and Wilmina stay with Mr and Mrs Neptune. Jackson township Board of Education met and selected several teachers for the coming year. Mrs James Akeroyd of Pittsburgh visits relatives. WE Porter of Coshocton visited. Minnetta Gillens returns home from Mt Union for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Woc, Teter
Coshoeton
Misa Minnetta Gillens
Mt. Union
Men Fine It Would Be How splendidly everything would be
A reflective remark on personal capability and pride in one's own work, contrasting self-perceived skill with how others imagine they could perform similar tasks. The line contemplates effort, standards, and the ideal of universal competence.
Kodol Dyspepsia Tonic Ad Ends With Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Kodol digestive aid that claims to supply stomach enzymes, aid digestion, and rest the stomach. It urges purchase from a local druggist with a money back guarantee and lists distributors C. E. Anderson in Coshocton and C. M. Ferguson in Roscoe, Ohio.
Reduction in Bonds of Dresden Bankers
In federal court here, two Dresden bankers facing charges of illicitly obtaining funds could have their bonds reduced. Judge set bond reductions from 16 000 to 8 000 dollars and discussed whether they may remain free to attend trial. Probation and return to Leavenworth penitentiary were discussed as the case moved toward service of terms if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamerican Press
Telegrumt Cannibas
Léavenworth Penitentiars
Penditu
United States
Gall
West Lafayette store changeover joins local business lineup
Mettaler and Doak take over the Noah McClain store in West Lafayette. New firm head Moitvier brings eleven years at Garver Upps, Strasburg, with Dextk from New Bedford joining. Families plan to move in and open early next week to welcome regular customers and new patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain
Mettaler & Doak
Noah McClain
Alon
Mr. McChill
West Lafayette
Bob W. Leighn
Iooof Real & McCuin
Burt Fos
Moitvier
Garver Upps
Strasburg
Dextk
New Belford
Nan
Business
Aldiity
Dhis
Boonah
Joe Matt
Wiainfield
Henry
New Bedford
Peculiar Runaway Threatens Train During Evening Chaos
A strange runaway disrupted rail traffic as a horse and wagon attached to Frank Forney's vehicle bolted along the tracks toward an oncoming westbound freight engine. Spectators described the scene as alarming and perilous with near-collision fears.
Wife Denounces Husband Hoarder Habits
A kinswoman jokes about her husband who saves everything with zeal. She notes one desk drawer filled with tables and another with items up to three years old, amusing yet revealing his frugal, collecting tendencies.
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Rhinevault
Vestal Center
Ment
Ford
EE. N. Johnston
H. W. Crist
Crist
Henry Myers
Warraw
New Guilford Hotel
Monument
W. W. Frederick
Myers
Chili
the Evangelieal Church of
Chill
Desa
Phi
Otsego Man
Farmeo
Times
Thore
Walhoudig
Ossay
Peter Burns
John Needham
Steubenville
Rick Yart
Mr. Neetham
Uttle Johnnie Needham
John Mushrush
Tillie Wilcox
Jesse Bryant
Conesvile
Cumberland
B. F. Aysene
Inkleside
N. C
Dr. King
Ohio
B. T. Burch
Biller Creek
Wyoming
C. H. Burch
Yebsen, O
Mary Batella Bailey
William T. Bailey
R. PL D
Jackson Township
W. FE
Lelia Bealt
Newoonerstown
Rifle Cale
Wobecachonla
Cohrphbus
Ming Belle Price
Keene
W. H. Beyerhart
Wareaw Schema
Wet Lafayette
McClure
Boards OF Elections
AL J. Richette
Pema Ti
Frank Wolfe
Texas
Jan
C.F Anderson
Coshineuin
Fergucon
Frannie Alls
Episcopal Church
Frank Albus
Gambier
Owly
Trinity
George Dovey
Boston National League Club
Coshoct
Menia
Cincinnati
Kodol
N.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
C. M. Ferguson
Peise
Peoples Banking Company
Teerel
Jat
Gheeeh Kappes
Artes
Wiper
Raddeal
West Lafayette News
W. Lafayette
Ferror
Nerie
Kundonke
Alethe
Steddenly
Langeadt
Oseipad
Fetnes
Plainfield
Wilken
Kittanning
Lafayette Stamplig & Unamet- Ink Company
Tancarawas
Inquiray
McGregor Sells
McGregor
Inn Gray
Markley
Osheeton
Sathterd Verde
Phage Weinemlay Tourn
Frank Forney
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